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customs and immigration – Can we avoid paying import duty for a work laptop temporarily shipped to India via DHL?

My girlfriend is an Indian national who has been living in the UK for more than 10 years and now has Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) in the UK. Just recently, her mom in India became ill and she travelled to India to be with her. On departure at Heathrow, she left her work laptop behind accidentally in a tray at security. The laptop has been found, and she arranged shipment to herself in India via DHL. The laptop has arrived in Delhi, but DHL now want ₹38,000 INR / £400 GBP for import duty before releasing it. Is this a legitimate charge?

My girlfriend is staying with her mom until she gets better (recovering from a heart attack and having a pacemaker fitted) so we don’t know how long that will take, but she will be coming back to the UK at some point to work (she works for a well-known UK University, who the laptop belongs to) and to be at her home and life. The laptop belongs to her work – she needs it to continue her work while she is away, but it will come back to the UK with her.

So, in summary, she has had her work laptop shipped out to herself whilst on a personal errand to India, after losing it at the airport, but will bring it back when she returns to UK, DHL want import duty, and we’re not sure it’s applicable in this case, as it is not being imported permanently and doesn’t actually belong to her.

customs and immigration – Can we avoid paying import duty for a work laptop shipped to India via DHL?

Are soft copies of ID proof acceptable for domestic air travel in India?

My daughter and I have to travel from Mysore to Hyderabad. I don’t have hard copies of our ID proofs with me, would it be fine to show soft copies of the ID proofs?

Travel to India with Indian passport having less than 6 months validity

I have an international flight this Friday (25 Sep 2020) from San Francisco to Delhi. The airline is Air India. I am trying to do web check in (and health undertaking) on Air India website but it fails with the error – passport not valid for the required minimum duration. My passport expiry date is 14 March 2021, less than 6 months left for expiry.

Does the minimum of six months passport validity rule applies to Indian citizens travelling to India? I think it should be fine for Indian citizens coming back to India with less than 6 months left on their passport. I will be renewing my passport in India.

ETA Certificate in India

ETA stands for Equipment type approval. This approval is for equipment granted by the WPC(Wireless Planning & Coordination) wing for their use in the Indian Telecom Network.
The department’s rules for every equipment or device that operates in unlicensed frequency bands are allowed Equipment Type Approval. This means that they must be designed so that the bandwidth and other parameters must adapt to the predefined notifications.

WPC ETA certification is mandatory for all wireless devices, such as WiFi, ZigBee, Bluetooth, etc. in India. WPC required products in the following categories:

Transmitter
Transceiver
Antennas
Receiver
Radio sets
Passive Reflectors

Devices Excluded from ETA Certificate

Mobile phones, laptops,
Smartwatches,
Microphones,
Headphones
Printers

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Have you heard about GST in India???

Don’t know but I have heard that export of services was exempted.

Source : http://blogs.tallysolutions.com/gst-imports-and-exports/

Exports
Under GST, exports will be zero rated, similar to the current regime. An exporter can also claim refund of the tax paid on inputs used to manufacture/purchase/provide the exported goods or services.

Export of services
Specific conditions have been laid down for a supply to be considered an export of service under GST. These are:

The supplier of the service is located in India.
The recipient of the service is located outside India.
The place of supply of the service is outside India
The payment for the service has been received by the supplier in convertible foreign exchange and
The supplier and recipient are not establishments of the same person.

For example: Rohan Consultants in Mumbai, Maharashtra, provides business consultancy services to Abey’s Engineering in Singapore. The payment for the service has been received in Singapore Dollars.

Here,

Location of supplier: Mumbai, Maharashtra

Location of recipient: Singapore

Place of supply: Place of supply will be the location of the recipient, i.e. Singapore.

Payment for the service: Payment for the service has been received in convertible foreign exchange, i.e. Singapore Dollars.

Relationship between the supplier and recipient: The supplier and recipient are distinct persons.

Hence, this supply qualifies as an export of service. Rate of tax on the supply will be 0%.

Which are the best photography Colleges in India?

I am confused to find the best photography colleges in india.

Is it possible to travel by air in India domestically with only a scanned pan card? [duplicate]

I am from North India. I am thinking of going to Bengaluru via flight but I only have scanned copy of my pan card in my phone. Is it possible for me to travel without Aadar?